Massive Kids riding in supermarket trolleys - Page 2

**Hugh** · 09-02-2013, 04:23

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Originally Posted by Sirius

someone else up at the crack of dawn

it's just gone 11pm here...

Smick · 09-02-2013, 04:41

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Originally Posted by Sirius

someone else up at the crack of dawn

Can't bloody sleep.

Sirius · 09-02-2013, 04:44

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Originally Posted by Hugh

it's just gone 11pm here...

Forgot you are not in the UK at the moment

Saaf_laandon_mo · 11-02-2013, 12:17

This thread made me laugh, didnt catch it the first time round..... I can see a sketch in something like the fast show, kids pushing their parents around in trollies in Tescos.

11-02-2013, 12:38

what gets me is when people stop to chat and take up whole aisles makes me want to ram my trolley into the backs of their legs lol

Stuart · 11-02-2013, 12:52

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit

what gets me is when people stop to chat and take up whole aisles makes me want to ram my trolley into the backs of their legs lol

Been tempted to do that. I wouldn't though.

At work, we often use large trolleys to convey heavy and expensive equipment between buildings. When I say heavy, I don't know how heavy, but considerably more heavy than the average man. If you are taking a trolley, students often just look at you blankly as you head toward them shouting "Excuse me" loudly. They don't seem to realise that the equipment you are carrying would probably cause them a lot of damage if it hit them.

orangebird · 02-07-2019, 15:15

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Originally Posted by Smick

What about hygiene?

What if he's stood in dogs poo and it's now all over the trolley?

Or doesn't that bother you?

🙋*♀️ Lol. Thought I'd drag this post forward another 6 years.

With further life experience, I would now not take a child to the supermarket at all. They're all ****ers. Thank goodness for online shopping 🙌

JPAC · 02-07-2019, 15:58

If they're not being pushed by someone in pyjamas, it's OK by me.

TheDaddy · 03-07-2019, 03:08

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Originally Posted by Smick

Does that matter?
The subject is the same. and the problem is still the same.

Even more of a problem if the poo is still there after all this time, it'd be like those white ones we fondly remember from our youths

Halcyon · 03-07-2019, 08:41

I used to attempt the weekly shop with kids and quickly learnt that its impossible.
I can do it a lot more efficiently and quickly without them.

joglynne · 03-07-2019, 08:43

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Originally Posted by orangebird

🙋*♀️ Lol. Thought I'd drag this post forward another 6 years.

With further life experience, I would now not take a child to the supermarket at all. They're all ****ers. Thank goodness for online shopping 🙌

This thread has made me laugh and, as I'm not really a morning person, that takes some doing so thanks for that. Also nice seeing some of the contributors names again and especially seeing orangebird on the forum.

**Chris** · 03-07-2019, 09:54

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Originally Posted by orangebird

🙋*♀️ Lol. Thought I'd drag this post forward another 6 years.

With further life experience, I would now not take a child to the supermarket at all. They're all ****ers. Thank goodness for online shopping 🙌

So Hugh was wrong, you did reply ... although on current form it’ll be another 6 years before Smick gets back to you

tweetiepooh · 03-07-2019, 12:25

How do kids learn how to buy food if you don't teach them?

Going to the stores, touching, smelling and where possible tasting. Helps if your store has knowledgable staff who also love their produce.

orangebird · 04-07-2019, 20:04

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Originally Posted by joglynne

This thread has made me laugh and, as I'm not really a morning person, that takes some doing so thanks for that. Also nice seeing some of the contributors names again and especially seeing orangebird on the forum.